May 2008
April 2008
The Tyranny of the Clock →
Break Free from the Tyranny of the Clock
For tens of thousands of years, human beings didn’t have clocks. They lived, amazingly, by the sun and the moon and seasons and the needs and…
Why should you change things? Because the clock is meaningless — we follow it...
– this anti-clock article (via jakoblodwick)
I believe that if people would learn to use LSD’s vision-inducing capability...
– Albert Hofmann, LSD inventor, RIP - Boing Boing (via suwaowalog)
More industrial foghorn sounds please
This is one interpretation of the portuguese intro: “Ever mind the Rule of Three, Three times what thou givest returns to thee, This lesson well, thou must learn, Thee only gets what thou dost earn.” hat tip Deaf Indie Elephants
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Most people make the mistake of thinking design is what it looks like. People...
– Steve Jobs (NY Times Magazine: The Guts of a New Machine, via Daring Fireball) (via heather-rivers)
Kaleidoscope - Flight from Ashiya →
Kaleidoscope - Tangerine Dream Puffs of white cotton passing the window Everyone talking, oh, so very loud And captain sits and seems to be in a daze One minute high, the next minute low …
Short attention span publishing →
“Around 1000 characters, give or take a few, is a very managable size, perfect for reading on the go with mobile devices. Its also a perfect length for writers to kick out new, innovative concepts…
Inverted Commas: Andy Warhol →
Inverted Commas: Andy Warhol:
Interesting Andy Warhol quote via Boing Boing and The Happiness Project:
“Actually, I jade very quickly. Once is usually enough. Either once only, or every…
The Twitstat Poems →
I’m compiling a collection of poems inspired in part by the Twitstat Twitter Twitgeist.
This is the first installment unedited.
_30 March 2008 C/W Reckon_
already found fire and followed;
answer….
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Exactly. →
But there is something about messes that lead to great successes. I think it often has to do with teams that focus almost exclusively on the product and the market to the exclusion of everything…
Hockney donates Bigger Trees near Warter to Tate →
David Hockney has donated his largest work ever to the Tate. The breathtaking portrait, of a typical Yorkshire landscape, was first exhibited last year at the Royal Academy. It will be displayed…
Honey Mesquite Grove →
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